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There is still time to vote as local elections for councils are held across Kent.

Commuters have been told to expect delays after trains were brought to a halt after a trespasser was seen on the tracks.

Indie rocker Pete Doherty has revealed The Libertines' new hotel on the Kent coast could be open in the summer.

Immigration officials have descended on an area close to an Indian restaurant.

More than 80% of households in temporary accommodation are being housed up to an hour outside the district.

A career criminal who smashed into a jewellers and fled with £53,000 worth of jewelry said his "terrifying" behaviour was down to a speech impediment.

A robber who forced his way into a jewellers and stole an estimated £53,000 worth of jewellery has been jailed.

Detectives want the public's help to find a man on their wanted list.

Hundreds of pounds have been stolen from two town centre stores after they were targeted in late-night raids.

A man has been tasered by police near the Archbishop's Palace in Maidstone.

Stunning aerial photographs show a film crew in action - in an advert for a well-known brand.

Brit Award-winning band Bastille have announced they will play a date in Kent later this year.

Officials hope a council's multi-million pound purchase of a Matalan store will secure its ability to fund services.

A coroner has ruled a burglar fatally stabbed by a homeowner with a kitchen knife died in a "lawful killing".

A pensioner has told how he has no recollection of stabbing a man who burst into his home.

Find out how Kent claimed their first Royal London One-Day Cup win of the season.

A councillor has claimed the total bill from a legal row between two local authorities reached six figures.

A new food festival is coming to a country castle in the county.

Kitchen knives have been seized from a woman stopped and searched in a town centre.

A barrier on the M20 will remain in place until at least the end of October, meaning drivers will continue to face a 50mph limit and narrow lanes.

A sniffer hound who guarded the Queen and Archbishop of Canterbury has finished his work.

Further doubts have been raised over the proposed London Resort theme park, with experts fearing uncertainty surrounding the scheme could blight businesses and cause job losses.

A jury took just an hour to decide a man who gouged his victim's eyes and imprisoned her in a flat was guilty of all charges.

An MP has blasted the amount if income the Government has gained since costs for the crossing were cleared in 2003.

A Liberal Democrat candidate running in his first election has had his car daubed with a German swastika and a willy.